NRF 2026 Recap | RFID, Mobility & AI Driving Smarter Retail Operations

From January 11 to 13, Seuic participated in National Retail Federation 2026, the world’s leading retail technology event, bringing together global innovators to explore the future of connected retail, intelligent data capture, and operational efficiency. We presented a comprehensive portfolio of RFID products, mobile computing devices, barcode scanners, and retail solutions, along with a preview of next-generation devices, demonstrating how practical innovation is shaping the future of retail experiences.

New Products Coming Soon

At our booth, we showcased several new products launched in 2025, including the industrial-grade 5G RFID handheld terminal CRUISE 2U, AI intelligent fixed UHF RFID reader AUTOID UF40, AUTOID Q7 (Cold) for cold-chain environments, and the X4 AI Industrial Vision Fixed Reader.

We also previewed our latest technologies scheduled for H1 2026 release—CRUISE3 and Pad Air 11—which attracted strong interest and generated a high volume of inquiries from visitors.

Retail Solution Demonstrations

• Apparel & Footwear Inventory Management: In this solution, RFID tags are used as the apparel item labels, storing key product information for each garment. With a single scan using Seuic handheld RFID terminal AUTOID UTouch 2/UTouch 2-S, retailers can simultaneously read all tagged garments within the coverage area, instantly capturing item-level data without line-of-sight requirements.

• Long-Range Barcode Reading for Large Warehouses: Designed for large-scale warehouse environments, this solution enables long-range, high-speed barcode reading using CRUISE 2, AUTOID 10, and AUTOID Q7-(Grip). With a maximum reading distance of up to 30 meters, operators can scan barcodes on high shelves directly from the ground, eliminating the need to climb racks or use lifting equipment.

• Retail Batch & Expiry Tracking: For food and FMCG retail, this solution leverages AI + OCR technology on the CRUISE2 5G to easily recognize production dates and batch numbers printed on product packaging. By capturing this information directly from the packaging surface, retailers can efficiently manage batch tracking and expiry control, reducing waste, improving food safety, and minimizing manual inspection errors.

Thank You for Visiting

We sincerely thank all partners, customers, and visitors who stopped by our booth at NRF 2026. Your engagement and insights continue to drive our innovation as we deliver practical technologies for the future of retail.